Daily Archives: January 14, 2013

Review: 1890s Sleuths in Enjoyable Mysteries in Holmes-Era U.S.

January 14, 2013
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Review: 1890s Sleuths in Enjoyable Mysteries in Holmes-Era U.S.

"As these cases often do, 'The Bughouse Affair' begins as a relatively simple matter. Sabina Carpenter is hired to catch a ruthless lady pickpocket. Meanwhile, John Quincannon is hired to tackle a house burglar who seems to be working his way down an insurance company’s list. These cases have no apparent connection to each other, but after some investigation, the detectives realize that there is a connection between the two crimes. But almost on cue, a bizarre locked-room murder takes place, and the detectives are…

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Poem: An Untitled Contemplation of Life’s Continuation

January 14, 2013
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"For mature/self-actualizing/sentient beings, there are only two substantially identical states of instant awareness; according to a G?D orientation and according to a Nature?Life orientation. Traditionally, upon awakening, at the first instant when meta-consciousness (The Neshama) kicks in, even before eyes open and the body begins the turn from horizontal to vertical, the mind acknowledges that life has been restored for another day and therewith that G?D seems to have great faith in this individual. . . ."

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